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<\/a>Various Artists – The Knoxville Sessions 1929 – 1930 (4-CD Box Set)<\/p><\/div> Knox County Stomp\u00a0<\/b>pr\u00e4sentiert Aufnahmen aus zwei von Brunswick Records beaufsichtigten Sessions im St. James Hotel in der Innenstadt. Die Musik steht sowohl f\u00fcr ihren Abwechslungsreichtum als auch f\u00fcr den hohen Seltenheitsgrad der Platten, auf denen sie zu h\u00f6ren ist. Various Artists – The Knoxville Sessions 1929 – 1930 (4-CD Box Set)<\/p><\/div> Jetzt vorbestellen 4-CD Box (LP-Format) mit 156-seitigem gebundenem Buch, 102 Einzeltitel. Gesamtspieldauer ca. 300 Minuten. \u2022\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Mit dieser Knoxville Sessions\u00a0Edition schliesst Bear Family den R\u00fcckblick auf kommerzielle Tonaufnahmen der sp\u00e4ten Zwanziger- und fr\u00fchen…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":2011,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[2],"tags":[23,123],"yoast_head":"\n
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\n4-CD Box (LP-Format) mit 156-seitigem gebundenem Buch, 102 Einzeltitel. Gesamtspieldauer ca. 300 Minuten.
\n\u2022\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Mit dieser Knoxville Sessions\u00a0Edition schliesst Bear Family den R\u00fcckblick auf kommerzielle Tonaufnahmen der sp\u00e4ten Zwanziger- und fr\u00fchen Drei\u00dfigerjahre aus dem Osten Tennessees ab.
\n\u2022\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 \u2018The Bristol Sessions, 1927\u20131928: The Big Bang Of Country Music\u2019 dokumentiert die bahnbrechenden Aufnahmesitzungen f\u00fcr Victor Records, die u.a. den Karrierebeginn von Jimmie Rodgers und der Carter Family markieren.
\n\u2022\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Das Augenmerk der \u2018The Johnson City Sessions, 1928\u20131929: Can You Sing Or Play Old-Time Music?\u2019 hingegen liegt auf den Unternehmungen von Columbia Records und deren Suche nach musikalischen Talenten der noch jungen Country Music aus der Appalachen-Region, die wiederum viele weitere zukunftstr\u00e4chtige Aufnahmen hervorbrachten.
\n\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\nThe Knoxville Sessions, 1929\u20131930:<\/h2>\n
\nW\u00e4hrend die in Bristol und Johnson City gemachten Aufnahmen nahezu ausschlie\u00dflich Old-Time Country und Gospel Music wiedergeben, umfassen die Knoxville Sessions ein breiteres Spektrum von Stimmen und Kl\u00e4ngen aus den Appalachen. Neben Old-Time Stringbands wie den Tennessee Ramblers, den Southern Moonlight Entertainers und den Smoky Mountain Ramblers h\u00f6ren wir die majest\u00e4tische afro-amerikanische Blues- und Gospels\u00e4ngerin Leola Manning, die gro\u00dfartige Tanzmusik von Maynard Baird & His Southern Serenaders, den virtuos auf Saiteninstrumenten gespielten Ragtime von Howard Armstrong and the Tennessee Chocolate Drops, kirchliche Lieder von weissen und schwarzen Vokal-Quartetten und S\u00e4nger wie Will Bennett und Haskell Wolfenbarger sowie ein einzigartiges St\u00fcck \u00fcber die Fehde zwischen Hatfield und McCoy \u2013 und sogar eine Rede jenes Gesch\u00e4ftsmannes, dessen Unternehmen Brunswick Records nach Knoxville gebracht hatte: Colonel J. G. Sterchi, Pr\u00e4sident der ber\u00fchmten M\u00f6belhauskette Sterchi Bros.
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\nThe Knoxville Sessions, 1929\u20131930: Knox County Stomp<\/b>\u00a0fasst erstmals alle jemals ver\u00f6ffentlichten Aufnahmen aus dem St. James Hotel zusammen, jede einzelne von den original Schelllackplatten neu gemastert. Viele Originale sind unglaublich schwer zu finden, und von einigen kennt man nur ein einziges erhalten gebliebenes Exemplar. Die 102 faszinierenden Auff\u00fchrungen auf vier CDs werden von einem 156-seitigen gebundenen Buch von der Gr\u00f6\u00dfe einer Langspielplatte begleitet. Das Knoxville Sessions Buch beinhaltet Artikel \u00fcber die Geschichte von Knoxville, den Hintergrund der Aufnahmen und \u00fcber die einzelnen Musiker. Viele Informationen wurden erst k\u00fcrzlich aufgedeckt. Das Buch enth\u00e4lt dar\u00fcber hinaus eine Vielzahl von seltenen Fotografien, von denen viele zuvor unver\u00f6ffentlich waren, und s\u00e4mtliche Songtexte und eine ausf\u00fchrliche Diskografie mit 250 Illustrationen.
\nebenfalls erh\u00e4ltlich:<\/b><\/i>
\nThe Bristol Sessions, 1927-1928 – The Big Bang of Country Music<\/b>
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<\/a>5-CD boxed set (LP-size) with 120-page hardcover book
\nBCD 16094
\nCD 1:
\nERNEST V. STONEMAN\u2013E. KAHLE BREWER\u2013WALTER MOONEY: The Dying Girl’s Farewell – Tell Mother I Will Meet Her ERNEST V. STONEMAN-MISS IRMA FROST-UNCLE ECK DUNFORD: The Mountaineer’s Courtship ERNEST V. STONEMAN-MISS IRMA FROST: Midnight On The Stormy Deep ERNEST V. STONEMAN & HIS DIXIE MOUNTAINEERS: Sweeping Through The Gates – I Know My Name Is There – Are You Washed In The Blood? – No More Good-Byes – The Resurrection (takes 1 & 2) – I Am Resolved (takes 1 & 2) ERNEST PHIPPS AND HIS HOLINESS QUARTET: I Want To Go Where Jesus Is – Do, Lord, Remember Me – Old Ship Of Zion – Jesus Getting Us Ready For That Great Day – Happy In Prison – Don’t Grieve After Me UNCLE ECK DUNFORD\u2013HATTIE STONEMAN: What Will I Do, For My Money’s All Gone UNCLE ECK DUNFORD: The Whip-poor-will’s Song – Skip To Ma Lou, My Darling UNCLE ECK DUNFORD\u2013ERNEST STONEMAN: Barney McCoy BLUE RIDGE CORN SHUCKERS
\nOld Time Corn Shuckin\u2019, Parts 1 & 2
\nCD 2:
\nJOHNSON BROTHERS: The Jealous Sweetheart (takes 1 & 2) – A Passing Policeman – Just A Message From Carolina – BLIND ALFRED REED: The Wreck Of the Virginian (take 1 & 2) – I Mean To Live For Jesus – You Must Unload – Walking in the Way With Jesus (take 1 &2) JOHNSON BROTHERS WITH TENNESSEE WILDCATS: Two Brothers Are We – The Soldier’s Poor Little Boy JOHNSON BROTHERS: I Want to See My Mother (Ten Thousand Miles Away) EL WATSON: Pot Liquor Blues – Narrow Gauge Blues B.F. SHELTON: Cold Penitentiary Blues – Oh Molly Dear – Pretty Polly – Darling Cora ALFRED G. KARNES: Called To The Foreign Field – I Am Bound For The Promised Land – Where We’ll Never Grow Old – When They Ring The Golden Bells – To The Work J.P. NESTER: Train On The Island – Black-Eyed Susie BULL MOUNTAIN MOONSHINERS: Johnny Goodwin
\nCD 3:
\nTHE CARTER FAMILY: Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow – Little Log Cabin By The Sea – The Poor Orphan Child – The Storms Are On The Ocean – Single Girl, Married Girl – The Wandering Boy ALCOA QUARTET: Remember Me, O Mighty One – I’m Redeemed HENRY WHITTER: Henry Whitter’s Fox Chase – Rain Crow Bill THE SHELOR FAMILY: Big Bend Gal – Suzanna Gal – Sandy River Belle (takes & 1 & 2) – Billy Grimes, The Rover MR. & MRS. J.W. BAKER: The Newmarket Wreck – On The Banks Of The Sunny Tennessee JIMMIE RODGERS: The Soldier\u2019s Sweetheart – Sleep Baby Sleep TENNEVA RAMBLERS: The Longest Train I Ever Saw – Sweet Heaven When I Die – Miss \u2019Liza, Poor Gal WEST VIRGINIA COON HUNTERS: Greasy String – Your Blue Eyes Run Me Crazy TENNESSEE MOUNTAINEERS: Standing On The Promises – At The River
\nCD 4:
\nSMYTH COUNTY RAMBLERS: My Name Is Ticklish Reuben – Way Down In Alabama ALFRED G. KARNES: Do Not Wait ‚Till I’m Laid ‚Neath The Clay – The Days Of My Childhood Plays – We Shall All Be Reunited ERNEST PHIPPS AND HIS HOLINESS SINGERS: If The Light Has Gone Out In Your Soul – Went Up In The Clouds Of Heaven – I Know That Jesus Set Me Free – Shine On Me – Bright Tomorrow – A Little Talk With Jesus HOWARD \u2013 PEAK (THE BLIND MUSICIANS): I Cannot Be Your Sweetheart – Three Black Sheep CLARENCE GREENE: Good-night Darling – Little Bunch Of Roses THE STONEMAN FAMILY: The Broken-Hearted Lover UNCLE ECK DUNFORD: Angeline, The Baker – Old Shoes And Leggin’s THE STONEMAN FAMILY: We Parted By The Riverside ERNEST STONEMAN’S DIXIE MOUNTAINEERS: Down To Jordan And Be Saved – There’s A Light Lit Up In Galilee THE STONEMAN FAMILY: Going Up The Mountain After Liquor, Parts 1 & 2 – The Spanish Merchant’s Daughter – Too Late
\nCD 5:
\nSTAMPS QUARTET: I’ll Be Happy – Like The Rainbow – Because I Love Him – Come To The Savior – Do Your Best, Then Wear A Smile – We Shall Reach Home SMITH BROTHERS: My Mother Is Waiting For Me In – Heaven Above – She Has Climbed The Golden Stair PALMER SISTERS: We\u2019ll Sing On That Shore – Singing The Story Of Grace – Help Me To Find The Way – He\u2019ll Be With Me TARTER & GAY: Brownie Blues – Unknown Blues CAROLINA TWINS: Where Is My Mamma? – When You Go A\u2019Courtin‘ – I Sat Upon The River Bank – New Orleans Is The Town I Like Best – She Tells Me That I Am Sweet – Mr. Brown, Here I Come SHORTBUCKLE ROARK & FAMILY: I Truly Understand, You Love Another Man -My Mother’s Hands
\nThe Johnson City Sessions, 1928-1929 – Can You Sing Or Play Old-Time Music?<\/b>
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<\/a>4 -CD boxed set (LP-size) with 136-page hardcover book
\nBCD 16083
\nCD 1:
\nSHELL CREEK QUARTET: My Boyhood Days – Back Where The Old Home Stands – GRANT BROTHERS & THEIR MUSIC: When A Man Is Married – Goodbye My Honey \u2013 I’m Gone – Tell It To Me – Johnson Boy – ROANE COUNTY RAMBLERS: Home Town Blues – Southern No. 111 – Step High Waltz – Tennessee Waltz – RENUS RICH & CARL BRADSHAW: Goodbye Sweetheart – Sleep Baby Sleep – CLARENCE GREEN & WISE BROTHERS: Pride Of The Ball – Kitty Waltz – CLARENCE GREEN: Johnson City Blues – Ninety-Nine Years In Jail – PROXIMITY STRING QUARTET: Lindy – Louise – GREENSBORO BOYS QUARTET: Sing Me A Song Of The Sunny South – Sweet Little Girl Of Mine – RICHARD HAROLD: The Battleship Maine – The Fisher’s Maid – Sweet Bird – Mary Dear
\nCD 2:
\nBOWMAN SISTERS: My Old Kentucky Home – Swanee River – CHARLIE BOWMAN & HIS BROTHERS: Roll On Buddy – Gonna Raise The Ruckus Tonight – BILL & BELLE REED: You Shall Be Free – Old Lady And The Devil – THE REED CHILDREN: I’ll Be All Smiles Tonight – I Once Did Have A Sweetheart – MCVAY & JOHNSON: Ain’t Going To Lay My Armor Down – I’ll Be Ready When The Bridegroom Comes – EARL SHIRKEY & ROY HARPER: Steamboat Man – When The Roses Bloom For The Bootlegger – Poor Little Joe – We Parted At The Gate – GEORGE ROARK: I Ain’t A Bit Drunk – My Old Coon Dog – ED HELTON SINGERS: A Storm On The Sea (The Sinking Of The Steamship Vestris) – My Old Cottage Home – GARLAND BROTHERS & GRINSTEAD: Just Over The River – Beautiful – MCCARTT BROTHERS & PATTERSON: Green Valley Waltz – Over The Sea Waltz – BLALOCK & YATES: Morning Star Waltz – Pride Of The Ball – JACK JACKSON: Flat Tire Blues – My Alabama Home
\nCD 3:
\nGEORGE WADE & FRANCUM BRASWELL: Think A Little – When We Go A Courtin‘ – JACK JACKSON: In Our Little Home Sweet Home – I’m Just A Black Sheep – ROANE COUNTY RAMBLERS: Free A Little Bird \u2013 1930 Model – Johnson City Rag – Callahan Rag – Alabama Trot – WYATT & BRANDON: Evalina – Lover’s Farewell – ROY HARVEY & LEONARD COPELAND: Just Pickin‘ – Beckley Rag – Underneath The Sugar Moon – Lonesome Weary Blues – THE SPINDALE QUARTET: Sweet Peace The Gift Of God’s Love – God Will Take Care Of You – Face To Face – Lift Him Up – EARL SHIRKEY & ROY HARPER: The Virginian Strike Of ’23 – The Policeman’s Little Child – My Yodeling Sweetheart – I’m Longing To Belong To Someone – We Have Moonshine In The West Virginia Hills – A Hobo’s Pal – MOATSVILLE STRING TICKLERS: The West Virginia Hills – Moatsville Blues
\nCD 4:
\nWEAVER BROTHERS: You Came Back To Me – Prison Sorrows – BYRD MOORE & HIS HOT SHOTS: Frankie Silvers – The Hills Of Tennessee – Careless Love – Three Men Went A Hunting – BATEMAN SACRED QUARTET: Nothing Like Old Time Religion – Some Day – FRED RICHARDS: My Katie – Danville Blues – CLARENCE ASHLEY: Dark Holler Blues – The Coo-Coo Bird – Little Sadie – Naomi Wise – THE BENTLEY BOYS: Down On Penny’s Farm – Henhouse Blues – BOWMAN SISTERS: Railroad Take Me Back – Old Lonesome Blues – EPHRAIM WOODIE & THE HENPECKED HUSBANDS: Last Gold Dollar – The Fatal Courtship – IRA & EUGENE YATES: Powder And Paint – Sarah Jane – ELLIS WILLIAMS: Buttermilk Blues – Smokey Blu –<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"